That’s video #519 over on DailyMotion. Since people seem to be having issues with viewing them due to ads, I’m thinking about moving again. The problem is I can only think of YouTube to go to, and I’d have to start splitting every video in half (and figuring out where to put the break point, which is more of a pain.) I’m not having these problems myself, which is probably a lot to do with using the FireFox AdBlock Plus extension, but I’m not doing these videos for me.

This ends the recap run. I’ve got stuff I could watch – I always have stuff I could watch. I believe there’s at least two Lucha Libre Premier episodes, one or two Cadena Tres shows, some TDN matches, and a CMLL Puebla show sitting on my TiVo to watch. Not sure what I’ll do next. (Play the NHL ’10 game I picked up over the weekend? Hmmmm.)

Felino & Niebla fouled Somnbra & Volador and got away with it for the win. Tecnicos demanded a super libre match. Seems like a tag team title match coming up here.

Vangelis replaced Misterioso II in the semimain, where Mascara got Sangre with the campana. Ultimo Dragoncito replaced Tzuki in the minis match.

Ovaciones and ESTO both preview tonight’s CMLL card. There’s no particular story going into this one, though maybe it should be Garza continuing his win streak heading into Friday.

Fuego en el Ring talks to Valiente, who’s now the only Valiente. Hijo de Valiente and Valiente Jr. (“children of a friend”) had talked about using the name, but never actually got permission. After CMLL pointed it out, Valiente asked them to stop. They also have interviews with Rambo, La Comadante (who figures she got a promotion in Pierroth’s army, causing the name change) and Okumura. Okumura says he and Naito have been brainstorming ideas for Taichi. Judging from Naito on this weekends 52MX show, Taichi should definitely be concerned. NJPW officially announced Taichi, was headed to CMLL for an excursion. No word on exactly how long he’s meant to be in CMLL for, but it should be a while.